Fort Campbell
Kentucky–Tennessee line
Supports expeditionary forces and deployment readiness. Provides maneuver training and installation services.
Read the complete installation guide2 mapped installations listed with Kentucky communities, organized for base research and arrival planning.
The locations in this directory span 2 Army. Those categories describe the map group, while each guide explains the public mission and support context. Joint bases appear in the Joint category.
Clarksville, Tennessee, and Hopkinsville and Oak Grove, Kentucky, are nearby communities on opposite sides of the state line.
Official sources: Fort Campbell: MilitaryINSTALLATIONS overview
Radcliff is adjacent to the post, with Elizabethtown to the south and Louisville to the north.
Official sources: Fort Knox: MilitaryINSTALLATIONS overview
Kentucky–Tennessee line
Supports expeditionary forces and deployment readiness. Provides maneuver training and installation services.
Read the complete installation guideKentucky
Supports Army personnel management. Supports recruiting, cadet development and reserve component training.
Read the complete installation guideA base name or city is a starting point. Identify the gaining organization, reporting destination and support community before choosing lodging or housing. Training sites, Reserve locations and permanent installations may have different arrangements. Use the installation guides for the published destination labels, official contacts and a saveable arrival checklist.
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This is a curated directory, not an inventory of every military property. State lists use the state named in the installation’s listed community and do not describe every boundary or satellite site.